I’ve been dealing with a lot of off-campus access problems and dreaming of having my own ezproxy server. I was thinking that the best way to sell it is as part of single sign-on (ie students only have to use one login). So I found an OCLC page on using EZProxy with LDAP. That reminded me that OCLC is trying to take over the library world (they just purchased the rights to EZProxy. I hope they don’t try to make users pay for it.
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Looks like they charge for it…. http://www.oclc.org/ezproxy/